SportsEdge: The Week in Prep Sports

Tennis teams from Wauwatosa and Brookfield played indoors at Marquette's Helfaer Recreation Center on Wednesday for berths in the WIAA state championships coming up this weekend. Check it out in our Game of the Week, highlighted by a stirring comeback from a Brookfield East doubles squad.

The Lightning Round visited Port Washington baseball, Port Washington soccer, Nicolet soccer and the Homestead track and field sectional.

SportsEdge has been braving the elements all spring to bring you video highlights from every sport and every school. Check out the earlier editions here:

Game of the Week — Hamilton at Brookfield East girls soccer
Game of the Week — Lakeshore vs. Brookfield boys lacrosse
Game of the Week — Brookfield Central Skins Game golf
Game of the Week — Brookfield East at Cedarburg girls soccer
May 10 Game of the Week — Nicolet at Whitefish Bay rugby
Game of the Week — Catholic Memorial at Menomonee Falls girls soccer
— Lightning Round

AROUND THE HORN

and each had solid showings at the boys tennis sectional at Greenfield, and both will be represented in Madison at this weekend's individual singles and doubles tournament.

University School is a heavy favorite to win a sixth consecutive Division 2 state title after .

The Hamilton track sectionals were again showcases for , .

You don't have to be a state champion to have an impact on your school's program. .

Photographer Diane Kinzer got this gallery from the first .

HONOR ROLL

Local athletes are set to make a big impact at this weekend's WIAA state track and field meet in LaCrosse. Among the top-seeded performers are:

DIVISION 1 BOYS
Aaron Dillon, Brookfield East, 110 hurdles
Hamilton 800 relay
Jeffrey Pigg, Nicolet, 800 meters
Brookfield East 1,600 relay

DIVISION 1 GIRLS
Hamilton 800 relay
Katie Tolan, Brookfield East, 800 meters
Kenzie Vicker, Whitefish Bay, 3,200 meters
Hamilton girls 1,600 relay

DIVISION 2 GIRLS
Deysha Smith-Jenkins, Dominican, 100 meters, 200 meters

DIVISION 3 BOYS
Fred Willis, Brookfield Academy, 100 meters
Brookfield Academy 400 relay

Six players from the Lakeshore Lacrosse team earned all-conference honors from the Milwaukee Area Youth Lacrosse Association, the governing body for high school lacrosse in the area.

First-team honorees were Collin Braam in midfield and Andrew Reidy on defense. On the second team was Quinten Ziegler (faceoff specialist). Earning honorable mention were Dakota Kwasny (faceoff specialist), Anders Bjella (attack), Luke Zoromski (LSM), Alex McMurtry (midfield) and Quinn Mooney (goalie).

Lakeshore Lacrosse is comprised of players from throughout the North Shore, including Whitefish Bay, Shorewood, Nicolet and Port Washington.

Five players from the Brookfield girls team earned mention on the MAYLA all-conference team. Sophomore attack Morgan Hollowell and junior midfielder Grace Barlow are on the first team. Midfielder Mackenzie Norton, defender Kelsey Bohnert and goalie Haley Adams are on the honorable mention team.

Hollowell also was named first-team all-state, and Barlow was honorable mention.

THE WEEK AHEAD

Boys golf sectionals were scheduled to be played today, with teams and individuals vying for berths in the state tournament at University Ridge in Verona.

Girls soccer regionals begin Thursday. Whitefish Bay is a No. 1 seed in Sectional 8 of Division 1, while the incredibly difficult Sectional 7 features some good first-round matchups. Brookfield East (No. 10 seed) visits Hamilton (No. 7); those teams played to a scoreless draw at the beginning of the year. Menomonee Falls (No. 8) hosts Tosa East (No. 9); the . Grafton is the No. 1 seed.

In softball, Menomonee Falls earned a bye with a No. 1 seed and plays Thursday; the rest of the action gets going today.